Unique three-pastor team leads innovation in ministry
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Two women and a man. The phrase might conjure snippets from the old television sitcom, “Three’s Company” — but at Englewood Baptist Church in
Missouri WMU honors three, does business at annual meeting
Missouri Woman’s Missionary Union honored three women and elected officers during its 89th annual session April 12-13. Meeting at First Baptist Church in Warrensburg, Mo., attendees celebrated the 125th anniversary of the national organization with the theme, "The Story Lives On: Celebrate, Connect, Commit."
Three in four pastors say Mormons aren’t Christian
As a prominent evangelical pastor and supporter of Texas Gov. Rick Perry is taking heat for calling Mormonism a "cult," a newly released poll says most Protestant pastors in U.S. agree Mormons are not Christians.
Harmony Heights digging out, mourning three killed as tornado flattens church
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Three die at Joplin church hit by tornado
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Three Sports Crusaders Days set
Enjoy baseball and support mission efforts at the same time. Sports Crusaders has secured three Sports Crusaders Days at St. Louis Cardinals games this season — the first on April 2.
Adoptive mother of three says not to call her a hero
Most people who meet Angela Richardson have trouble connecting her up-beat, breezy attitude to her role as a foster mother-turned-adoptive mother who cares for three emotionally wounded children. Richardson welcomes the challenge, but she resists any suggestion she’s special.
Judge determines three motions to hear on May 11
Attorneys for the Missouri Baptist Convention and three formerly affiliated agencies will argue three motions to dismiss ongoing legal action at a May 11 hearing.
Three ask Executive Board to drop MBC lawsuits
Three annual meeting messengers seeking to end a seven-year legal struggle between the Missouri Baptist Convention and five formerly affiliated entities were given a chance to air their views Dec. 15.
Frank Whitney, pastor of Union Hill Baptist Church, Holts Summit; Mike
Only one church in three spiritually vital, study says
HARTFORD, Conn. (ABP) -- A congregation’s health depends less on theology than methodology, according to a national study by Hartford Seminary’s Institute for Religion Research.
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